john express concern about having a heart attack during the procedure. how can you alleviate his...
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Answer: In the case of the procedure, sometimes patients may feel uncomfortable as well as due to anxiety they are not ready for the process. During this condition the healthcare professional should provide pre procedure teaching and information regarding the process as well the medication used for procedure. Usually before any kind of surgery, anesthesia is given to the patient where patient is unable to feel the pain. So, the patient need not to worry about the problem. The healthcare professional should make sure that the patient is ready for the procedure mentally.
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